Two clients wearing Aurelian fine jewelry
SINCE 1928

The Maison

Two hundred and forty craftspeople, one address, and a refusal to let a machine finish what a hand began.

A gold solitaire ring under atelier light
THE ATELIER

Slow work,
kept in-house

Casting, setting, engraving and polishing all happen under one roof. Nothing is sent out, so nothing arrives back a little less than we intended.

  • Lost-wax casting in our own foundry
  • Stones seated under 10x magnification
  • Nine-stage hand polish on every case
OUR HISTORY

Four Chapters

1928

A bench in the Marais

Aurelian opens as a single workbench, cutting deco settings for the couture houses of the season.

1954

The first Meridian

Our watchmaking wing is founded, pairing Swiss movements with the house's faceted gold cases.

1989

The salon

The private viewing salon opens, where clients still meet the maker of their own piece.

2026

Fully traceable

Every stone and every gram of gold is now recorded from origin to final polish.

A piece should feel inevitable — as though it had always been waiting for the person wearing it.

— CLAUDE AURELIAN, THIRD-GENERATION DIRECTOR

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